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Percolation-inspired criticality in complement activation: universal scaling and transport-limited complement surface amplification

2026-08-19

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The collective spatial phenomenon of complement protein opsonization on nanoparticle surfaces is a key component of the immune response to viruses, engineered nanoparticles, and diseased cells. Recent work showed this opsonization follows a sharp, percolation-like transition versus the spacing d between surface-bound attachment sites, leaving two open questions: 1) whether the transition exhibits hallmarks of true...

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10.64898/2026.08.14.744667
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